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DTU rolled out online lessons using the Sakai and Zoom Meeting systems at the beginning of February, to counter the Covid-19 shutdown and avoid interruptions in studies. The new methods have proved to offer many new advantages and have quickly became routine...

On March 26, the 10th live-streamed enrollment advisory session was broadcast, entitled “Study in Vietnam for an American degree? Why not”. MSc. Le Khanh Hoa, ADP Deputy-Director; MSc. Phan Thi Nhu Uyen, an ADP specialist; Mr. Nguyen Huy Phuoc...

The whole world has been stunned by the pandemic that struck so suddenly, leaving no time to protect ourselves. What’s more, we don’t know how the disaster evolved. It started in Wuhan, China, and spread rapidly in just two months to the whole world. Today, 3 million have contracted the disease and more than 200,000 lives have been lost. Covid-19 is sowing extreme confusion as even the strongest powers...

Practicing good hygiene, especially frequent and proper hand washing, is the simplest and the most effective way to prevent a variety of pathogens from entering our bodies and making us sick. Clean hands correctly and regularly can also stop germs from spreading from person to person and throughout an entire community...

On April 11th, a non-invasive ventilator called DTU -VENT was introduced by a researcher team at Duy Tan University to help Covid-19 patients with serious breathing problems. Mr. Huynh Duc Tho, Chairman of the City People’s Committee...

The DTU non-invasive ventilator feeds oxygen to the lungs at a fixed frequency, through a nasal or full face mask, with sufficient quantities of air to stimulate the breathing of patients suffering respiratory distress. It allows ten different position settings according to patient height, to expedite time and ease of operation, with a battery to guarantee three hours of continuous operation in case of power failure...

The Covid-19 virus has already infected 3 million people worldwide and more than 200,000 have died, with new cases occurring day after day. With government support, DTU has teamed a group of dedicated experts to focus their efforts on the research and development of a unique new noninvasive ventilator, named the DTU-Vent, to fight the widely spreading disease...

On April 11, DTU presented the DTU-Vent (version 1.0) to the Danang People’s Committee Chairman, Mr. Huynh Duc Tho, and to leaders of the Danang departments of Health, Science and Technology. The DTU-Vent non-invasive ventilator feeds oxygen to the lungs at a fixed frequency, through a nasal or full face mask, with sufficient quantities of air to stimulate the breathing of patients suffering respiratory distress...

According to the DTU representatives, the DTU research team referenced other ventilators on the market such as the E-Vent (MIT), the OxVent (Oxford University), the Medtronics PB650, and the Lowenstein Ventilator. However, the problem is that neither of these is suitable for the economic and manufacturing conditions in Vietnam...